Hard VS Soft Guitar Pick (what’s the best guitar pick thickness)

In this video we’ll look at the pros and cons of both hard and soft picks.
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[@limzlkrz5922]

Thank you...I did do some experiments..and yeh..thicker pic helps to play more accurately and smoothly in case of lead solos...

[@karll3119]

The MATERIAL (metal ultex plastics nylon etc), the NET RIGIDITY and the FORM (sharp or rounded) matters even more than the simple thickness. Of course your technique does also influence.

[@zathenhcambidestem-iliv2464]

I play rhythm on electric, not lead, beginner on electric, always played acoustic. Don't mind accuracy, it's rhythm and feel I aim for, a flow. Which pick thickness can you suggest pleased?

[@AppallingScholar]

1.5 mm best all rounder

[@sunnibird]

Thin picks worked for EVH and Paul Gilbert. Your point is moot.

[@cravencoyote919]

Hey man great video but could you please cut that string ahhhhhh!

[@zeroman614]

Thin picks require light strings.

[@donsemo4804]

What?